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@SoreThumb I was replying to someone else's comment. I wasn't slagging off, I was sharing my experience of going into your store on multiple occasions.

I'm just a quiet person who likes to look and buy retro games, when I came into your store, I brought some games and simply asked if you had a certain game in stock and your reply was just rude, like I was stupid to ask. I more polite way would have been sorry we don't have but maybe try (insert name of somewhere else). That's the type of polite customer service I've had at the retro fairs and other retro gaming shops. I had a lovely experience in a retro games shop in Brighton.

Why are personal attacking what have I done? It's not my duty to do loads in the retro community, I have a career and a responsibility to care for people's lives.

Not once have you apologised for the poor experience in your store, you just got defensive. An apology would have been a good start and maybe I would have revisit your store.

@SoreThumb how is me buying something wasting your time??? There are other people that agreed that the staff are rude. I've been to plenty of retro gaming shops and retro fares and met lots of nice, polite and helpful staff. Maybe visit some other retro gaming shops and fares and see how to be polite. It's a shame because, the shop has some good stuff and is in a nice city.

Also when I said outdated, I meant your attitude not your stock. I know your a retro shop and I'm not your pal.

Seriously go to the retro games fair in Leeds, it's great and there's a bunch of great people. I don't want to see other retro shop go under, but just consider improving your customer service. The retro gaming community should be about helping each other and sharing our love for this media. Gaming is for everyone.

@GuyIncognito2k25 agreed. I've been multiple times on different years, same outdated and unhelpful attitude.

Great store but rude staff which is a shame.

@Leynos agreed. Seriously just hire an artist.

I'm surprised people still release their special/limited games on Limited Run Games. Does anyone ever get their games on time?

I only hear bad things about LRG. It's put me off from buying anything from them.

Burnout even needs a complete collection remaster or at least a Takedown remaster.

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I love Soul Calibur II on the Gamecube, I played a bit of IV but kinda of fallen off the series otherwise.

Was the most recent one any good and is it worth picking up?

I think personally, the best version of Joanna is from Perfect Dark Zero.